Comparing Results "Protocol Gallery"

Convenor: TimMackinnon

The aim of this workshop was to share pictures of workshops and excercises that we have done. The year we managed to purchase an S-Video cable and project onto a TV in the facility. This worked quite well. We put pictures on a memory stick (but a useful tip for anyone is to have a web page of your results, making it easy to share with anyone)

Where possible we hope attendees will attach the pricture they showed us (in some cases this may not be possible due to client confidentiality).

TimMackinnon, RachelDavies

• draw a picture of your project experience (avoiding words)
• an additional excercise is to ask participants to draw a second picture of where they would want to be (if applicable)

TimMackinnon

Draw a slider bar for each practice of interest (e.g. Testing) and additional dimensions you wish to measure e.g.

• applicability
• usage
• effectiveness

RachelDavies

• 1D timeline
• everyones seismograph
• may not be as effective on long time periods

RachelDavies]], Tim Mackinnon

ColoredTimeline's are a popular variation of the Timeline mentioned in NormKerth's book.

• Is there a pattern of stress colors appearing first on agile projects?
• DianaLarson shared different timeline colour categorizations
  • people and team
  • organizationl systems
  • tools and technology

RachelDavies

• An example of gathering dot voted results on a white board

RachelDavies

1. make a personal timeline
2. what did i feel like at these points, put a terrain for this (e.g. Programmer Desert)
3. draw a map with an indicated journey

• Satir family maps (derived from genograms) are closely related?

SieglindeHinger

• lifecycle headings
• mined information of both projects at the same time
• tip: take a single photo from an angle (to fit in field of vision) use paintshop to correct the persepctive
• in the picture not many events as it was done in non-native language (english vs. hungarian)
• Gerhard told a story of a 300 person timeline
• if different groups using a timeline, multiple trend lines can be helpful (vs. a single trend)

DianaLarson

• like proejct experience pictures, but using cutouts from magazines that people had affinity too

Diana Larson

• a nice picture of two eyes open and a list of things to focus on, vs. two eyes closed and things to not focus on

DianaLarson

• nice picture of someone holding a mask of a misisng person
• don the mask and say: “x would say”

• everyone like sharing pictures and felt it was worthwhile
• should remind people to bring pictures on a memory stick in the gathering reminder